Football Scores From Across Kansas and Nearby States
AP list of high school football scores across Kansas and nearby areas, detailing teams such as Columbus, Independence, Parsons, Pittsburg, Fort Scott, Wichita Campus, Hutchinson, Derby, Winfield, El Dorado, Wellington, and many others with final point tallies. Includes matchups like Rosedale over Olathe and De La Salle over Bishop Miege, plus multiple 40 point ranges and close games.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Independence
Parsons
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Ida
Coffeyville
Altamont
Arkansas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Derby
Winfield
el Dorado
Wellington
Newton
Wichita Heights
Wichita Carroll
The
Manhattan
Emporia
Clay Center
Junction City
McPherson
Abilene
Garden City
Larned
Medicine Lodge
Pratt
Hays St. Joseph
Russell
Atchison
Hayden
Highland Park
Park College Tops Ottawa U In Double Overtime Soccer
Park College defeated Ottawa University 6 5 in two overtimes at Parkville Missouri. Gar Lewis scored the winning goal with 35 seconds left in the second overtime after OU rallied to tie late in regulation. Charles Hartman and Leo Harris starred for OU, which outshot Park 47 to 31 before the dramatic finish.
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Gar Lewis
Park College
Ottawa University
Mc Kan
Parkville
Lewis
Ottawa
Park
Charles Hartman
Leo Harris
Manfred Smith
Hartman
Braves
Sandy Macy
Missouri
Herman Gomez
Stan Hartman
Brother Charles
Charles
Stan
Tabor College
Cook Field
Baldwin tops Louisburg in Little Seven clash
Baldwin built a 7 6 halftime lead on John Purvis runs of 6 and 7 yards and a Dale Walker extra point, then sealed the 13 6 victory with a third quarter TD. David Reed punted twice 75 yards and totaled seven punts for a 46 yard average as Louisburg stayed winless in league play.
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Louisburg
Baldwin
John Purvis
David Reed
Purvis
Dale Walker
Reed
Louiseburg
Melvern Edges Lyndon 7-6 In Osage County League Shock
Melvern defeated Lyndon 7-6 after a late extra point by Bob Thompson. Terry Lightle scored for Melvern as Lyndon’s Doug Piper mirrored with Lyndon’s lone touchdown. Melvern improves to 3-2 in the Osage County League while Lyndon drops to 2-4.
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Melvern
Lyndon
Terry Lightle
Melevern
Bob Thompson
Panthers
Doug Piper
Tigers
Carbondale
OCL
Garnett Edges Humboldt 13–12 In Tri-Valley Thriller
Garnett rallies from 12 point halftime deficit to defeat Humboldt 13 to 12 in a Tri-Valley League game. Dean Barr passes for two touchdowns and connects with Dale Raymond for a 25 yard score. Rusty Doty, Barr and Raymond also contribute as Garnett climbs to 14-1 in league play and 20-4 overall.
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Humboldt
Garnett
Deefense
Dean Barr
Bulldogs
Barr
Dale Raymond
Raymond
Rusty Doty
Sonny Gobel
Everett Gobel
Wilhite
Tri-Valley
Defense Saves Victory Cyclones Nip Comets 2018
Ottawa-Ottawa High Cyclones overcame a 12 7 halftime deficit to beat Chanute Comets 20 12 in a hard fought nonleague clash. Gary DePriest scored three TDs and rushed 141 yards, while Chanute traded scores on passes from Rick Clark to Dave Martin. Ottawa defense halted two Chanute two yard runs and a late goal line stand, with Meyer intercepting a pass and two Chanute fumbles recovered.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Chanute
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Ottawa
OHL
Comets
Gary DePriest
Rick Clark
Dave Martin
Clark
DePriest
Cyc
Robert Meyer
Chas Nute
David Lofgreen
Jim Stark
Charles
Central Heights wallops Parker 39 in Linn County clash
Central Heights dominated Parker with a 27-0 halftime edge and a 39-0 final score. Key plays featured Pat Moore and Tom King rushing, Rick Bowman passing for two scores, and Stan Wood contributing a 25-yard punt return and 10 tackles on defense. Parker suffered its sixth loss, while CH improved to 4-2.
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Parker
Central Heights
Vikings
Pat Moore
Tom King
Stan Wood
Page
King
Wood
Spring Hill tops Wellsville to keep Little Seven lead
Spring Hill defeated Wellsville 25 to 7 on the road, overturning a 7-0 halftime edge with three third quarter scores. Key scorers were Jim Kuhn, Dave Cochrance, Martin Mower, and Larry Fipps on the ground, while Roger O’Neil scored Wellsville’s lone touchdown on a yard run and Jay Barnett connected for the extra point. Gary Higby logged 13 tackles for Spring Hill. Wellsville drops to 2-2 overall and 2-3 in the league. Spring Hill moves to 3-1 in the league and 5-1 overall.
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Wellsville
Spring Hill
Gardner
Broncos
Eagles
Jim Kuhn
Dave Cochrance
Martin Mower
Larry Fipps
Roger O'Neil
Wellseville
Jay Barnett
Gary Higby
Gilchrist at Houston a key AFL midseason clash
AFL midseason slate centers on Cookie Gilchrist debut with the Dolphins visiting the Houston Oilers. Denver unveils rookie QB Choboian after dropping Tobin Rote, while Namath returns to face Oakland. Other NFL games include San Diego vs Boston and Detroit at San Francisco with standings tight.
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Associated Press
Cookie
Houseton
Max Choboian
Denver
Tobin Rote
Joe Namath
American Football League
Ted
Cookie Gilchrist
Miami
Dolphins
Houston Oilers
Gilchrist
Oilers
New York
Choboian
San Ferrenando State
Kansas City Chiefs
Broncos
Rote
Mickey Slaughter
John McCormick
Ray Malavasi
Scotty Glacken
Chee Bolan
Chiefs
Namath
Jets
Oakland
San Diego
Buffalo
Boston Patriots
Boston
Dallas
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Atlanta
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
George Wilson Jr
No. 1 Lawrence Wins Big One
No. 1 Lawrence rallied late to beat third-ranked Shawnee Mission North 14 to 9 in a high school football game. West routed Wichita South 60 to 6 as its 23rd straight win, while Burlington upset Neodesha to claim the state’s longest streak.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Associated Press
Shawnee Mission North
Wichita West
Wichita South
West
Burlington
Neodesha
Dodge City
Hays
Goodland
Colby
Columbus
Independence
Ward
Salina
Burling
Panthers roll past Overbrook 20 7 in non league win
Williamseburg surged to its third straight victory Friday night beating Overbrook 20 to 7. Jake Heck scored twice, Doug Bethell threw a TD to Max Broyles, while Davis ran in Overbrook’s late score. The Gophers move to 3-2-3.
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Williamseburg
Overbrook
Jake Heck
Panthers
Doug Bethell
Max Broyles
Davis
Dan Tutcher
Gophers
Carbondale Colts Roll Pomona 33-0 for Untainted League Lead
Carbondale dominated Pomona 33-0 to stay undefeated in Osage County League play. The Cardinals scored two touchdowns in the first quarter then added three more late in the game after a scoreless middle. Pomona moved inside Carbondale’s 20 twice and inside the 10 once but failed to score. Pomona back Steve King totaled 86 yards on 18 carries and made 12 unassisted tackles as Pomona dropped to 3-3 in league play while Carbondale improved to 6-0.
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Carbondale
Pomona
Steve King
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Dick Kelly
Jim Honn
Osawatomie
Bonner Springs
Turner
Argentine
Rosedale
Olathe
de la Salle
Bishop Miege
Fredonia
Yates Center
Sterling
Ellsworth
Eninwood
Lindsborg
Hoisington
Lyons
Beloit
Concordia
Hill City
Plainville
Victoria
Palco
WaKeeney
Phillipsburg
Stockton
Ellis
Norton
Oberlin
Smith Center
Mankato
Lincoln
Belleville
Osborne
Minneapolis
Osage City
Wamego
Effingham
Tonganoxile
Horton
Hiawatha
de Soto
Eudora
Paola
Park Downs OU
COMET
Baldwin Louisburg
Rick Bowman
John Chrisjohn
Rex Foltz
Waymire
Martin
Bob Orr
Ben Ennis
Otetawa
Scott Wallace
Meyer
Kelly
Cys
Lofgreen
Wallace
Ennis
Stark
Cup Comets
Segard
Kansas City
OHS Chanute
Central
Floss
Rec
Ellsville
Houston
Ton
Shawnee Mission
Wichita North
Wichiita
Coleumbus
Carbondale Rips Indians
Pomona Carbondale
Te21
Lions Club
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